Develops and applies the knowledge gained in Pharmaceutics 1 and 2 to clinical practice. Students will be introduced to advanced pharmaceutical compounding techniques, the pharmaceutics of formulations used in clinical practices and the design and development of vaccines. The design and formulation of dosage forms for veterinary practice will be introduced to the student. The clinical application of the stability and incompatibilities of parenteral formulations will be discussed and expanded upon in this course. Students will apply the principles of pharmaceutics learnt previously in the formulation of personal care products, topical formulations and parenteral formulations.
|Faculty||Faculty of Health and Medicine|
|School||School of Biomedical Sciences and Pharmacy|
Not currently offered()
On successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
|Assumed Knowledge||PHAR6114 Pharmaceutical Chemistry, PHAR6112 Pharmaceutics 1 and PHAR6122 Pharmaceutics 2|
|Timetable||2016 Course Timetables for PHAR6132|